Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

cisco to-day.
The Sacramento river has receded to II
feet 6 inches.
The "Harbor Lights" Dramatic Company
left yesterday for Oakland.
Major Ryan will inspect Company A al
Armory Hall this evening
The express train from the East did not
arrive until $40 A. N. yesterday, being de-
layed by I" trouble on the U. Pr
The Acknowledgement made a shipment
OF tents to Camp Bartlett yesterday Also
a shipment of seventy guns to Colusa.
The State Board of Education on FRIDAY
issued an order TO the State Printer for the
publication of 1000 additional third read
ers.
Governor Bartlett will leave Highland
Springs for Oakland to-day or tomorrow,
on account of the warm weather of Lake
county.
The following County Treasurers settled
with the State: Shasta county, $45 ,024 "A
Colusa, $62, OH 10; Stanislaus, IS, sos 30
Lake, 1921 OF; San Mateo, S4,985 81.
The Fourth of July Committee has made
satisfactory arrangements with the Hussar
Band, and that fine organization will assist
in the parade and play at the fireworks.
There will be meeting of the Grand
Marshal's Aids at the Golden Eagle Hotel
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, to make final
arrangements for the Fourth OF July pa
rade.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday Michael Reynolds. native
of Ireland, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of Daniel McCushin and
Mike White.
One of General Cosby's Arizona Quail
Matched out fourteen chicks" Yesterday.
They are cunning little fellows, looking
like miniature brown Leghorn chickens.
and are quite tame.
| The trains from the south did not bring
any through passengers and mails yester-
day afternoon, they having failed to con-
meet but 1t was expected that they would
arrive after midnight.
Miss Lena DAMS, who was one of the
successful applicants for teachers certifi-
Gates before the Board of Education last
week. appeared in the published list,
through accident, " Lena Davis"
AT Agricultural Park, yesterday. DR..
Plnkham's four-year-old Prompter FLY
was driven a quarter by Dr. Hicks in SO
seconds. This is considered remarkable
for training OF only eight weeks.
AT meeting of Company B, First Ar
tillery, n. g. c., at Armory Hall last even
ing, Major Win j. Davis presiding, Samuel
Kay was elected First Lieutenant and
Henry Roach Second Lieutenant of that
company.
Martha K. johnson, wife of LLOYD John
son, of Floyd Vale, near Napa. died on
Sunday after long and painful illness.
Mrs. Johnson was native of West Troy,
New York, and has relatives and friends in
| Sacramento.
| Governor Bartlett made the following
| appointment of Notaries Public yesterday !:
| Jesse W. Curtis, for San Bernardino county:
| Frank Vernon and F. w. Swasey. San
! Francisco G. G. jenkins and A. d. Mac
/ donald, Santa Clara.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was TO, which is 70 warmer than
the normal temperature for that day The
| highest and lowest temperature was $40
and 60, with variable winds, mostly
northerly, and clear weather.
| Charles Crandail of Gait, while alighting
| from wagon in that town on Saturday.
while the vehicle was in motion, stepped
upon bone, turning his foot and causing
a fracture of both bones of the leg about
six inches above the ankle, the bone pro-
truding through the flesh.
Five carloads of fruit went East bv the
express train last evening, which had to be
run in two sections. Two carloads were
from Sacramento, one from Vacaville and
two from Newcastle. The shipments of
full carloads of fruit to New York by pas
senger train is being done much more ex-
tensiyely this year than heretofore.
The successful players OF the California
League are liable to be loaded down with
iewelry, flags, remnants and miscellaneous
goods next fall. In addition TO the prizes
previously offered, Thomas Childs. a
baseball enthusiast of San Francisco. has
donated q handsome gold medal, 10 be
presented to the player who makes the
best general average during the season.
Yesterday morning John Riley, grocer
at Tenth aud L streets. left his horse and
wagon in front of-tAe California Trauspor-
tation CoInpany's Office while he transacted
some business inside. Presently the horse
became frightened at freight train which
came along, and in running away passed
in front of the engine L all the wagon
and forced il and the horse along for sew
eral yards. but, though the wagon was
badly damaged, the horse escaped almos;
unhurt.
A visit was made to this city yesterday
by DR.. Strong President of the Woodland
Board of Health for the purpose of exam.
lining the system of sewerage in use here
and gaining such information as will be OF
value in arranging proper system foI
| Woodland. Accompanied by DIR. Simmons
and City Surveyor Bassett, he visited the
County Hospital and Protestant Orphan
Asylum, and was informed concerning the
working of the Shone system, in use al
those institutions.
Yesterday afternoon, in the vicinity oi
Third and Il streets, fugitive horse, with
wagon attached. was rushing along at q
furious amble, when two ladies made de-
termined effort to stop him. One of them
swished her apron in front of him
several time, accompanying the movement
by loud and determined "Shoosm The
horse, not knowing what would happen
next, deemed discretion the better part OF
valor, and surrendered. The conqueror
sat down to take o rest and recover her
voice, and her companion got into the
wagon, regardless of lack of head-coyer-
ing, and drove around the block TO find the
owner of the rig. Finally some boys told
her it belonged to Portue uese storkkeeper,
whose place of business is below L street,
and on her arriving there the owner of the
morse felt so gratified that he overwhelmed
her with thanks. and presented here with
stick of candy
New Incorporation.
| The following articles of ineornOrstian